Comments by "dixon pinfold" (@dixonpinfold2582) on "SPDA" channel.

@magicalp0wers788 Omg, what you wrote seems itself a flagrant indication of pathology. This person was a 9-year-old trying to protect a multitude of creatures from one other creature. Not forgiving him for something like that so many years later is profoundly wrong. I'm not even sure I have a problem with the ethics of what he did, and besides that it didn't sound like there was any intention of harming the duckling. More like he was trying to shoo it away. Telling you as a friend that there's something wrong here. That was so over the top.
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@yashchowdhury1163 True. A cheap car is a sign of a quietly loaded person more often than most people imagine. I've encountered this many times in people who drive old Jettas and Sonatas, etc., but actually have solid means. Also popular with they sneaky rich are Hondas. Favorites of high-debt, low-net-worth people include Jaguars, Audis, Range Rovers, Mercedes and (for some reason) the costlier Jeep SUVs. The first type of person will typically seem imperturbable, the second kind anxious and discontented.
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The web address of the organization which produced this video is given in the description above. There you can find a brief but well-written and fairly clear article titled Borderline Personality Disorder and Psychopathy: What’s the Difference? Because you more or less equated BPD and psychopathy in your comment, I think you should read it and see what you think. I wish you the best.
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